White Shirt Bull

I was always told that the white shirts need to be worn because the Taylors want a "conservative" environment. They are afraid too many people would dress outrageously if given the opportunity to wear different colored shirts. Give me a friggin break!

There was another man that tried to make everybody look a like...he died in World War 2.....tried to lead the Germans to take over Europe.

[Bled Green]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

There was another man that tried to make everybody look a like...he died in World War 2.....tried to lead the Germans to take over Europe.

Seriously, let's get real. This is simple. It is about conforming to a Company dress code. Just about every employer I have ever worked for has dress codes and expectations. It is the employees choice to conform or ....

ERAC has issues, but to try and make a comparison with Nazi Germany is very weak.

Yes, but to defend a narrow dress code like erac's and, by implication, the reasoning behind it, is also weak. Still, let's not even pretend to compare the ole firm to the regime of National Socialism in post-Weimar Germany.

What do you do with your used depends? It would be funny to stuff them next to the spare tire under the trunk floor in a Sebring!

Originally Posted by EnRAged(C)

One time, an MT in our branch wore a light green shirt. It was terrifying. It was summer, and it began to hail, and the skies grew dark and angry, and a bird flew backwards. And then we all got hives. Oh god, it was awful... they were stinky little sacks on our faces that smelled of brimstone. And then, our cars came to life and started chasing customers down the street like that movie "Christine" (I didn't see it, I don't watch movies that engage in the dark arts like magic, witchcraft, or free thought). And then, blood starting pouring out of the Iron Mountain box.

Actually, he just had a sweet matching tie, it looked pretty bitchin'. If you have any complaints about our non-uniform "uniforms", just be greatful that you're not wearing a polo that reeks of fryer grease or a pair of coveralls with your name stitched into them.

lol!!!!

Originally Posted by dubsac

lol!!!!

So sweating in front of your customers after washing a car is better?

Originally Posted by GP57 Dropout

My group (57) allowed white or blue shirts any day if the week but we would all wear blue on Friday. the rush was like skydiving (sarcasm). Some Saturdays when I was in charge, I would wear a gray or black dress shirt and not wear my tie. And once I wore an Enterprise polo shirt and khakis. Shh! Don't tell Andy or Jack Taylor.

I went to a Catholic high school and we could not have facial hair and could only wear white or blue dress shirts. I got to college and wore whatever I wanted and had a goatee....then I graduated, started working for ERAC and I was back in the Catholic School lifestlye (Except for all of the free booze). Keep your chin up, ERAC soldier, rules change. My old Catholic High School now allows polo shirts to be worn. But if you're thinking ERAc will change their dress code, I wouldn't hold my breath.

I used to wear a t-shirt or polo with jeans or shorts and flip flops on saturdays. Got caught once, still continued to do it after. Sell above 70% DW and do what you want.

Originally Posted by Unregistered420

I used to wear a t-shirt or polo with jeans or shorts and flip flops on saturdays. Got caught once, still continued to do it after. Sell above 70% DW and do what you want.

Keep making money for Andy.